Selenium Isotope Studies in Plants - Development and Validation of a Novel Geochemical Tool and its Application to Organic Samples
Abstract
Selenium (Se), being an essential nutrient and a toxin, enters the food chain mainly via plants. Selenium isotope signatures were proved to be an excellent redox tracer, making it a promising tool for the exploration of the Se cycle in plants. The analytical method is sensitive on organic samples and requires particular preparation methods, which were developed and validated in this study. Plant cultivation setups revealed the applicability of these methods to trace plant internal processes.
Keywords
analytical method validation; Selen in Pflanzen; HG-MC-ICP-MS-Analytik; HG-MC-ICP-MS analytics; Präparation organischer Umweltproben; selenium in plants; organic sample preparation; Stabile Isotope; Validierung analytischer Methodenselenium stable isotopesISBN
9783731505945Publisher
KIT Scientific PublishingPublisher website
http://www.ksp.kit.edu/Publication date and place
2017Series
Karlsruher mineralogische und geochemische Hefte : Schriftenreihe des Instituts für Angewandte Geowissenschaften,Classification
Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography
Social and cultural anthropology
Pages
XXV, 223 p.Review type
Full textAnonymity
All identities knownReviewer type
Editorial board member; External peer reviewerReview stage
Pre-publicationOpen review
NoPublish responsibility
Books or series editor
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